The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-12
CITY MATTERS IN GENERAL



Thomas vancievs,s one Of the boys who stole a
puAntity of brass from Deans pump foundry, was
the Reform School by Judge Irwin yesterday.
The grand Jury returned an Indictment against AN 7;
Enlarged with stealing iron from the Panhandle car
shops.
the vouchers signed by DR.. harrison for the main
tenanee OF the Insane Hospital and Blind Asylum
ths Bind sylum 81. 40 for the past month.
Hugh Campbell, eighty years Of age, is missing from
nare that any knowing OF his whereabouts will in
form them SO he be called for. He is old and
feeble and would probably not be able TO find his way
back alono
The Inventory of Major Jonathan w. Gordon's
library 1led in the county clerks Office yester
day It gives lst Of 300 books that offered for
sale The appraised value of tho entire lot is 81 513
The books have been sent 70 Chicago Cincinnati and
other cities where they viii be placed on sale.
Mrs. w. III. Riley's Comedy Company which has
been under the management Of w. Kent Thomas dur
ing the last has returned indianapolis TO
rem during the summer. The company. which
comprises twenty people has been on the road forty
i've weeks. and has had a very successful season.
musical and literary Entertainment of rfeh merit
for the beneAs Of Major Roosrt Anderson Post relief
corps Among the wen known people who will take
T. scaonarfer, Mrs Flora NJ Hunter. Misses Lottie
Adam. Laura Hsssling and Alma White, nessrs.
Brown, and Louis Doohez.
MADE INSANE BY cAR-pRlvIEe.
John Dodson, q young man Who so far can be
sscertansd Gas relatives here was declared insane
yesterday and was transferred 70 the asylum He is
60 the streetcar company for work. After working
several days he dismissed. and nothing more
beard OF him until Friday evening when the police
found him on Virginia avenue wildly gesticulating.
He believes he is driving all the time and i'm
magnes that he is about TO run over some one.
THE WARSAW EXCURSION.
The proposed excursion to Warsaw the city of
lakes has been arranged for Tuesday the 2Ist inst
and the fare has been fixed at $1.5O for the round
trip. Warsaw Is beautiful place surrounded with
beautiful lakes. upon which there steam yachts
Through the region, not less than nine wells
being located it's line. All these can be seen by
be specially operated for the benefit of the party
DIPHTHERIA or THE SOUTH SIDE.
There are now but few scattering Of measles
IN ths city sad the health board have fear ot the
disease again becoming epidemic. No deaths from
the disease have been reported for several weeks
the city, have been reported during the last week,
with enc death. The board is devoting its time
with the aid Of the street commissioner is getting
the streets and alleys in exceoat shape for the hot
weather The total number OF deaths for the
week was Al, births, 20.
SHOT WHILE TRYING TO ESCAPE.
John Wnkie. the discharged employe of the
works, who sent TO the worlrhous Friday by
Judge Irwin, for cutting betting in the shops
tempted to make his escape. yesterday morning, and
Stevens When the prisoner. we're beng asen to
Che garden 20 work. Willie started to Captain
Stevens ordered him halt. but seeing that be in
tended 10 pay attention to the command. fired at
the fugitive with sprinfsld rife. The ball struck
him behind the right and ranged along under the
scalp, to the forehead. Tho wound Is a severe
sne, but not necessarily fatal
THE MUSEUM ATTRACTION THIS WEEK.
Mcintyre and Heath and their fine speciality
pany will be the attraction for this week at the Mu-
ssum, opening their engagement tomorrow night in
attractive bill. The company includes a number
bf the most popular speciality performers before the
public, such as Mcintyre and Heath Ethiopian
dams. James Reilly, htte Frankie Jones, Sadie Lor
raine Jeppe and Fanny Delano sketch artists; Swift
and Chase. w. j. Mills ventriloqust and character
artist. and others equally vol known The usual
Monday matinee will be omitted this week, but the
company win appear tomorrow night and every af-
ternoon and evening during the rest of the week.
History OF a Crime" Is q new and striking attrac-
tion at the Eden Musee Is IN four tableaux and rep
resents assassination Ind the arrest conviction and
execution Of the assassin.